Russ v. Stockstill

Buss, Dozier, and Puyer, appellants here, exhibited their bill in the lower court for an injunction against J. E. Stockstill and Arthur J. Smith, sheriff. On the filing of the bill, a temporary injunction was granted by the chancellor and served on Stockstill and the sheriff. On final hearing, on bill, answer, and proof, the injunction Avas dissolved and the bill dismissed. The gravamen of the appellant’s bill is that there was no valid judgment upon which the execution sought to be levied on their property could be based. In other words, that the execution was without any judgment to support…